Microelectronics News

Researchers at Argonne and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign demonstrate a method for generating stable ripples in magnetic materials called magnons. The work opens avenues for information processing in microelectronics and quantum devices.

Turning scattered measurements into predictions could help scientists design microelectronics with better performance and longer lifetimes.

From revolutionizing nuclear energy to unlocking the secrets of matter, Argonne’s AI-powered research will reshape the future of American science and technology.

Argonne’s Office of Community Engagement hosts a quantum event geared toward exploring one of the most consequential technological shifts of our time — the rise of quantum science and its potential to reshape the regional economy.

Researchers highlight progress and outline strategies to accelerate innovation.

Argonne research takes next leap in computing by mastering magnetism one atom at a time.